The difficult economic situation, of course, left its mark on the Moscow exhibition: the area was reduced, the list of participants changed. Opinions were mixed: someone had a good week, someone less fortunate. But it is encouraging that such a situation is considered by most furniture makers, architects and customers as temporary. Russian customers are already accustomed to the quality and beauty of Italian furniture, there were many orders at the exhibition.

The SAVIO FIRMINO® factory brought a new kitchen to Moscow, the second in the model range of the brand and with a no less interesting story than the first. The model is called Santa Maria Alle Grazie and, just like the first cuisine, Santa Trinita, is dedicated to the eponymous sights of Florence, where the Savio family comes from. The design of kitchen modules made of beech and marble elements of Palissandro embodies the image of this most elegant, most aesthetic Italian city. An equally interesting novelty is that of the SCAVOLINI factory, a specialized manufacturer of kitchens, the prototype of the Exclusiva model, which will soon go on sale in Russia. Classic kitchen design includes elements of art deco style, such as facades, leather trim. They close storage systems and built-in appliances.

Many factories: TURRI, ASNAGHI INTERIORS, GIORGIO COLLECTION — brought novelties presented to the public for the first time at the April exhibition in Milan. And FRANCESCO MOLON, for example, even managed to improve them: new decorative factory panels for the factory are shown in a trendy, juicy turquoise. The Spanish porcelain manufactory LLADRÓ, a sculpture from the limited edition series “George the Victorious striking a dragon”, produced a symbolic novelty of the rank of a gift of the executive class especially for Moscow.

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